Tip Top K9 Tulsa Dog Training

I would have to agree, I think pricing was too much. If I would of know that Ryan wouldn’t listen to our requests I would of never hired them to train our 2 golden’s.
We gave him their food (as they get a special food due to bad allergies), we gave him special treats (again allergies) and told him if he needed more that he would just need to contact us, but not to give them anything else. He ignored this and I was very upset that we had to cut one of the golden’s training sessions short due to him getting so sick. He gave him a treat that was not approved by us, he did not ask and we told him to not venture out of what we already gave him. Our golden came home very ill and for 2 weeks.
My wife also explained that Rebel grew up in states with no thunderstorms, and he was deadly scared of them, being new to Oklahoma. She explained he gets the WORST anxiety attacks. She asked him not to kennel him on thunderstorm nights, that we could bring his thunder shirt (which he stated he didn’t need it), and that he seeks out a female companion when he is this scared. His replied «no wonder her was on top of my wife.» Instead of listening to us he caged him. Of course this was the time when we had storm after storm 2 – 3 nights in a row. He tells us he was barking non-​stop and had to leave the collar on him ²⁴⁄₇ and click it repeatedly on over 100+. Not only my wife, but I was angry that he totally ignored us. Our Golden now has even worse anxiety due to this!
Bella, she was trained well, she does do well. She was there for 6 weeks. However, I was a little turned off that he said we would have to train her everyday after spending over $ 3000!!! I can understand maybe 2 – 3 days a week, but everyday???
I think everyone has great experiences and bad experiences, and ours was not good. Ryan seems like a great guy, and means wells. However, he needs to listen to his customers. What he put Rebel through, well we should of never had to pay for that! I am highly unlikely to refer them to anyone based on our experience.

OVERPRICED!!!
I paid the big bucks for them to keep our 1 golden the entire time (6 week) so we didn’t have to worry about training her when she got home. To find out that we still needed to train her everyday on EVERYTHING. Hmmm!!! I wouldn’t of paid all that money if that was the case.
He also took our 2^nd golden for one week. I told him that he gets freaked out during thunder storms and not to lock him in a cage as it will freak him out. Well, come to find out, my poor baby was barking out from fear from the thunder in the kennel and he kept zapping him telling him to be silent. This I find to be a torture. I told him he freaked out over thunder storms, he gets BAD anxiety attacks from them, and this guy locks him in a cage and zaps him REPEATEDLY, and the dumbest thing about it, HE TELLS ME THIS!!! Not only that but he gave him a rawhide bone (which I never give to my pets) which sent him into a major diarrhea fit for a week and a half. He did pay the vet bill, but that doesn’t help all the clean up we had to do, baths, etc. He came home so stressed out! I was pissed we ever sent them. I can’t use the remote on him because the torture from the thunder storm and him zapping him (on over 100) from barking gets him so freaked out he hides or gets the shakes. I want my money back from the cost of him, and I think half on what I paid for the other, as he did half the work!!!
I highly regret ever spending the money and doing this.

We adopted a black Lab about four weeks ago. He was dumped out in the country, probably by a puppy mill owner due to the fact that his tail is broken. This boy is a beautiful, sweet, eager to please dog who is without a doubt full blood Lab.
We take pet ownership seriously — animals need lots of love, regular check ups, their shots must be kept current, their food has to be high quality and they have to be well trained.
I researched puppy classes and obedience schools, and when I came across Tip Top K9 the search ended. Their videos were incredible, and when we met with one of their trainers he was so friendly and knowledgable, and the demo he gave just served to further solidfiy our great impression of the company.
Their services are a bit pricey, but you only pay once and that covers the life of the dog. As long as our boy is around, we can take him to class two days a week every single week. The guys at Tip Top are always available to answer questions and will make arrangements to work with you and your dog privately if you have special concerns.